Epstein Secrets

nd EOIR issued 2,159 conditional grants of asylum. The country of origin for all conditional coercive population control grantees thus far has been the People's Republic of China. USCIS issued all 1,000 final grants of asylum for FY2003. At the end of FY2003, there were at least 7,665 principal conditional grantees on the wa

ther there is sufficient communication among the key immigration agencies: CBP, EOIR, ICE and USCIS. Others point out that the CBP inspectors, U.S. Border Patrol officers, and ICE agents follow the policy and procedural guidelines to ensure that aliens who express a fear of returning home are given the oppor

he FBI affidavit says. UPI (07/01, Heuer) highlighted that the pair allegedly were "attempting to recruit U.S. military service members on behalf of the People's Republic of China," Director Patel said. "The Chinese Communist Party thought they were getting away with their scheme to operate on U.S. soil, utilizing spy craft,

Border Agent's Death Seeks Delay in Death Penalty Decision The Associated Press (07/01, Ramer) reported that a woman charged in the death of a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Vermont wants to delay the government's decision on whether to seek the death penalty by at least six months. According to the article, Te

t Chinese national Xu Zewei, 33, has been arrested in Milan, Italy, for allegedly hacking a Texas university to steal COVID-19 research on behalf of the People's Republic of China. According to the article, Xu Zewei and another Chinese national, Zhang Yu, 44, were charged with computer intrusions, including the HAFNIUM hackin

uana operations have cropped up across the United States, and there have been major drug busts in states like New Mexico and Maine. In Maine alone, Border Patrol has reportedly identified at least 270 illegal marijuana grow operations that are worth billions of dollars. The Greenfield Recorder (07/09, Cammall

t Chinese national Xu Zewei, 33, has been arrested in Milan, Italy, for allegedly hacking a Texas university to steal COVID-19 research on behalf of the People's Republic of China. According to the article, Xu Zewei and another Chinese national, Zhang Yu, 44, were charged with computer intrusions, including the HAFNIUM hackin

uana operations have cropped up across the United States, and there have been major drug busts in states like New Mexico and Maine. In Maine alone, Border Patrol has reportedly identified at least 270 illegal marijuana grow operations that are worth billions of dollars. The Greenfield Recorder (07/09, Cammall